On the recordFebruary 24, 2015
The fact of the matter is we are not meeting the need because the government, in my opinion, is not adequately investing and responding to the real need that is out there.
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congress.govThe fact of the matter is we are not meeting the need because the government, in my opinion, is not adequately investing and responding to the real need that is out there.
McGovern emphasizes the government's failure to adequately invest in nutrition programs.
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